9: Hindenburg

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The largest airship ever constructed burst into flames when trying to land in 1937 in New Jersey in what has become one of the most striking disasters of modern times. With John Chidgey. Links of potential interest: LZ 129 Hindenburg Hindenburg Disaster R101 Flash Point Hindenburg Passenger Ticket Herbert Morrison Support Causality on Patreon Episode Gold Producer: 'r'. Episode Silver Producers: Chris Stone and John Whitlow.

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The largest airship ever constructed burst into flames when trying to land in 1937 in New Jersey in what has become one of the most striking disasters of modern times.

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